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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22
lkrnAd Acres.

Gosnd see those $50 lo,s-slO a month, no
interest. The plans for the swiss hotel are
made, work will commence at once A
grand boulevard from Los Angeles TO the
new watering place at Portuguese Bend Will
run through Broad Acres.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22

THE business of the country has never
been more generally prosperous than
since the accession Of Cleveland to the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22
WEDNESDAY. = JUNE %. 1887
Neeice to mail subscribers.

Tia papers of all delinquent mail sub
eerf6ers 70 the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD
Vfll be promptly discontinued hereafter.
0asf unless the same have been paid for In
s6yancc. This rule is inflexible.
AYERS & LYNCH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22

Wants." Personals" and other adver-
tisements under the following heads In
serted at the rate of cents per line for
each insertion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22

At public sale on Saturday. July 10th, 1887
at O'Clock NJ, the lot on the corner oil
Spring and Second streets, 120xlO5, to the
highest bidder for cash.
BRYsoN & ROSE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22
we VIII Sell

To.day-wave Crest. II. G. Wiltshire, IA
North Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22
SITUATIONS WANTED.

CITUAIION WANTED-As WORKING
y house keeper; good cook; references.
Room 2, rs West Sixth street. je22St
CITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG
- man in a store, one who has had four
years experience. Can furnish best OF ref,
erence Call on or address W. G. e., 1874
South Spripg. te2l-H
AyANTED-A LADY Who HAS HAD
w large experience for many years in
caring for invalids, wishes a situation in
that capacity. or would take two or three
invalids to her own home. Has the best of
recommendations. Refers to ]. w. Potts by
permission. Address, Mrs. A. REYNOLDS,
Station ID, Los Angeles. m26.lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22
con sALE-C,tt proper,v.

GATCH ON TO THE SOUTHEASTERN
~ boomi Splendid corner on Mateo near
seventh. boxl421a, to an alley; street ears on
per foot, $3.50 cash. You can double youi
money here in thirty days. Apply eariv to
"OWNER." box 1855, Los Angeles. je22lt
UNOR SALE-I HAVE PURCHASERS FOR
Il residence property on Figueroa, Grand /
avenue, olive and Pearl streets. FRED B.
CHANTLER, 90 North Spring street. je21 1w |
DOR sALE--9O LOTS. WAVE CREST. |
= Santa Monics, to day Lunch, music. |
Round trip 50 cents; 20 cara H. @. Will |
SHIRE. II N. Spring street. BEN E. WARD.
Court street. jel9 At
SSOQwILL BUY A FEW NICE LEvELED
VcUU lots in East Los Angeles adjoining
street car line, only for days Room 40
Downey block. je16tf
LNOR SALR-A CHOICE CORNER LOT
IL with house, one block from stIeet-car
DAY, BINTON & MATHES, No. n. Spring
street. ie2o-tf
EOk kSALE-1WO ChOlCE AUkE PiE., ES
in the Lick tract. Apply to DAY, HIN
TON & MATIIES, No North Spring street.
je20-tf
RARE RiAIN-IN FIVE OF THE
"A choicest lots on .Angeleno Heights.
Ocean view unsurpassed; price, $500 each I;
terms reasonable. Apply to me at my resi-
deuce, corner Warers street and kellam
avenue, Angeleno Heights. J. H. LAYTON.
jes-5t
EOR SALE-A BAkGAIN ON FIRST ST.,
| IL 50xl3S feet, opposite Carey: $3.50 per foot
Choice lot in Goodwin tract, 4Ox170, only
| $3.50 If taken at once.
| speculation-so feet front on Geary St. A.,
next to corner of First st.. aud running
through TO new depot grounds; sl03 per
| loot for few deys, } X. MULKEY K CO.,
ll5 W First ST.. opposite the Nadeau. iei6-tf
T Os ANGELES SCHOOL OF Akr AN u
| IL Design. Callaghan Block, under the
management of G. d. Bond and L. Il.
Garden, je'5-lm
CsuSil-NlNE LUIS LEFT IN Wash.
DOoU ington street tract; cash. SIS; bal
auce on very easy terms.
$5Q0-Seversl lots on the best side of Santa
Fe avenue. Room 40, Downey Block.
| iel1tf
NOR SALE, BY J. ~. GlLLELtN, REAL
Il Estate and Loans. 361a N. spriDg
S275, cash, will secure lots within
blocks of P0stofiice. Price. .......... sSOt
$3.50, cash, viii secure nice house
and lot close to business. PRICE. 1851
terms terms ..l' - ....'.'..|'..'.'''', .o 'O''' 27ot
Boston street, 5 room house, liberal
terms ......+... -.................t-.. 2oU'
!. Beaudry street. 5 room cottage, only -,
Sl100 to secure 1t -. ....:.... 2oC'
These houses are ready to move into.
Peal street, fine house ten rooms S50'
Pine street lot t.................... 100
Los Angeles street lots: ............
; je9tf
UNUR sALE-MAIN SrkEEF BUSINESS
l. property; one of the best bargains IL
the city: SO feet on Main street, near bust
. ness center; price only $500 Der foot, in
cluding party wall already built Apply u
WILLIAM NILES. Is Court street. JEST
dor sALE-CHOlCE LOT IN IHl
Il Ghilds tract ON electric railroad line
FRANK McCOYE. % N. Spring street. MT
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22

500, 5000, $500!
On easy terms. Ella Hills tract, Take
Downey avenue cars.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22
FOR nENT-Roorrs.

IrUK kENI-A FINE COTTAGE OF FIVE
L. rooms and bathroom on Temple ST.,
Apply to 7. A. TEMPLET0N, Herald Office.
je2l.3t
ITO kENr-TWU HOUSES OF THREE
J. and four rooms, one block from Post
ONCE. Apply of Adams q Son, room II. rs
North Spring street. te2l 7t
ITO LET = FURNISHED OR UNFURN-
l. ished rooms, single or en- suite. Hand
somely furnished, d,-uniurnished bay win,
dow suites, suitable for Offices. The |
"GLENwooD." III New High str. ie2i.7t
0O1 SOUTH MAIN srkEEI-rHE Ma.
--I kara. Pleasant apartments en- suite |
or single can be had with or without board. |
je17 It
CoR RENT.-4 ROOM HOUSE. 8 ACRES,
i $40 per month. CHAS. VICTOa HALL |
Room 5, Al South Spring, je IL I'm
nor RENT-AFTER JULY 9Th, FUR. |
IL nished cottage OF 9 rooms, Sth and Hope |
streets. Apply AZ South Spring street.
je14l0t
ITO LET : PLEASANT FURNISHED
i rooms, in a healthy location, 547 West
Fifth street, opposite Normal school.
je9-1m
LNOR RENT-PLEAsANTU UNFUkNIoHED
Il rooms for housekeeping; 7iS Temple
street JEST
FURNISHED ROOMS IN THE NEW AND
II elegant house, No. SOC Fort street, corner
Sixth. m9tf
F0W RENT-HOUSEs.
nor RENT-HoUsE WITH ROOMS, 2
E kitchens, stable. etc, furnished, one
block from Second street car line.
SCHMIDT e PACKARD, No. l, Arcadia
street 1t
L,UR RENT OR LEA5E-AN ELEGANT
Il house OF fourteen rooms, with every
modern accommodation, on Main street,
corner of Laurel, at S7j per month for the
| frst year; also three stores, at s35, $50 and
| URQUIZA, on First street, wilson Block,
room l6. le2o y
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NO LET-OFFICE SUITABLE FOR REAL
| i estate, at 314 South Main street. Inquire
on premises to-day. Je 2-2t
| no LEr-rHE sPAUE LEFT vAUANr BY
| / the carloads attending the grand Wav g
Crest sale at S nta Monica to-day. H: G.
WILTSHIRE, Ia North Spring street. BEN E.
| WARD, Court St. 1el9
YNo LET.-THE TWO ELEGANT STORES,
going to be built in the new Turnve.
| Hall on Spring street. between Second and
Third streets. are now for rent. For par
ticulars inquire of JACOB KUHRTS, corner
First and Main street, above American bak
cry. The Building Committee of I. V. G.
jc17-lm
T1HE GORMAN HOUSE, IN SANTA MON
i ica, between Second and Third streets
Utah Avenue, is now ready for occupants.
1t is thoroughly ves,ilated and each room
fitted up in the most comfortable manner
FURNISHED rooms, single or in suits. Wide
halls in the different stories broad veran
das, magnificent view of the ocean, noun
tain aud valley. jelo-1m
| NOR RENI-AT FkOM S. 10 S2O PER
Il year; safe deposit boxes in absolutely
fire and burglar proof chrome steel vault
| Inspection invited. THE CHILDRE5s
SAFE DEPOSIT BANK, 81 South Spring st.
. fahloff
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22

WANTED-MISCE ISCELxANEOUS.
NfANTED-EVERYBO AT WAVE
w Crest, Santa Monica, to-day. 1t
WANTED-EVERYO ONE TO GO TO EAST
w Santa Monica and buy lot. Carriage
will meet you. K. A. CRIPPEN & SON, 100
West First street. ie21 1t
UTANTED-SOME ONE TO TAKE CON-
w tract to grade First street between
Bunker Hill and Grand avenues. Apply
for further particulars to A. @. HOLMES,
Notary, Room 81, Temple Block, or Grand
avenne. jel6 1t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22
WANTED-HELP.

VNANrED-PAS5EN FOX 20 CAkS
w to Wave crest, Santa Monica to-day.
Tickets of BEN Z. WARD. 1T
XXTANTED.-A GIRL FOR HOMEWORK.
w Must be n good cook. Apply TO MRS.
D. +. DONEGAN, 81 E. Second street. 1t
WANTED. - 20 GOOD TEAMS FOR
w grading in the city; wages "a e. day
Also SO teamsters and ,hoyelers. Apply to
d. F. DONEGAN, Corner Bunker Hill and
Montreal street. It
WANTED-SMART GIRL. ABOUT IL
w years, Apply. 1ee East First st. je222t
vyTANTED-A REFINED AMERICAN
w lady, of good education. to teach a
Spanish gentleman the English language.
Call or ADDRESS MIR GONZALEZ. Plaza
House, opposite the pico House. je22-7t
NTANIED-wELL EDUCATED YOUTH
w about H. for large real estate Office in
city good opportunity. Address in own
handwriting, Box IL. Postoffce. IL
WAN rED-EARLY THIS MORNING, 2
w frst-class pushe men at L. A. Steam
Dyeing 4. Cleaning CO.. No. 3 Arcadia, or
No. 5 W. Second. Good wages paid. ie2I-tf
NooK WANTED FOR SMALL CAMPING
- party going TO Yosemite M valley; va e,, wages
street. ie2l 81
DOY WANTEDTO FEED GORDON PRESS
ID at HERALD job room. je2lf
yNANTED-A MAN TO MAKE THIS
w years wine on VINEYARD OF about
seventeen aeres on shares. Must have ref
erences, and little money for current ex-
penses. Apply at DR.. &. A. RENE, San Ber-
nardino, Cal je2l2t
VITANTED-AN ELEVATOR BOY AT THE
w Bellevue Terrace. Must come we'll
recommended. je19 A:
VyTANTEU-A wIvE-AWAkE, ENER-
w getic man for soliciting. refer
ences. Address Position" Herald Office.
je9-tf.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22

rIyO LET.-THE TWO ELEGANT STORES,
i going to be built in the new Turnve.
Hall on Spring street. between Second and
Third streets, are now for rent. For par
ticulars inquire of JACOB KUHRTS, corner
First and Main street, above american bak-
cry. The Building Committee of I. V. G.
iel7-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22

NOR SALE-A BARGAIN ON FIRST ST,
IL 50xl3S feet, opposite Carey: $3.50 per foot
Choice lot in Goodwin tract, 40xl70, only
$3.50 II taken at once.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22

WANTED-FIRsr GLASS PLUMBER
w and gasfitter. s. NJ. PERRY. 80 South
Main st. mylstf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22

party.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22
FOR RENT-MIOELLANEOUS.

NO LhT-OFFlCE SUITABLE FOR REAL
Il estate, at 314 South Main street. Inquire
on premises to-day. e2-2t
no LEr-rHE SPAUE LEFT VACANT BY
the carloads attending the grand Wave
Crest sale at nta Monica to-day. II. g.
WILTSHIRE, Ia North Spring street. BEN e.
WARD, 4 Court st. 1el9 At
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-22
LOST AND FOUND.

CTRAYED--A BROWN HORSE, OR s
Brand on left hip; heavy fore top and
mare. Suitable reward. Address JOHN
NICKERsoN, Florence, Los Angeles Co.,
Cal ie2l.7t
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-11-02
NOTICE.

notify all persons that have bought the m
brand from Aug. Aaroe, and ali cattle W
branGed with this brand, not vented,
TIos. PESCI,
Hawthorne, New, May 10th, 1887.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-11-02

Il
bits with her own gun in three days
during her visit to Lord and Lady
Coventry at Croome Court Worcester.
shire
California peErs are selling in New
York at from soc to 81 per dozen.
Muscat and fokay grapes bring 25c
per pound
Lee Nc Cullough, the young man
who was thrown from Sadie G. at the
Wabuska Fair, is steadily improving,
and stroug hopes are entertained of his
entire recovery.
1t tnkgs Missouri journal to give
comprehensive opinion We find in
st. Louis paper the decision that "If
you are married man your wife can
compel you to support her. If you
are not, she can't
The assessment roll of Douglass Co.
after being revised by the Board of
Equalization shows total valuation
of taxable property to be $76S,596.
The total amount of State and county
tax is $23,057,SS, of which the State
proportion is $6,917 36, leaving $l6-
140 so for the county.
A decision in liquor case at Red
| wood City yesterday holds hat the
defendants, having paid their license
in advance, under the old ordinance
were entitled to sell liquor under the
license until its expiration.
A feature of the Pacific Coast Cours.
ing Club at Merced is The number of
falls by those who followed the hounds
Two men were slightly injured on the
first day, and two yesterday, the Sec
ond day received contusions in the
face from heavy falls. The meet so
far has been successful.
James A. Foster, the Government
| Engineer, employed during The last
summer on The jetty at Yavuna Bay,
arrived at Portland, Oregon, yesterday
almost totally blind from exposure to
the constant glare of the sun upon The
water of the bay, causing enlargement
of the pupils of the eyes.
A meeting was held at Tplare last
/ night of the Board of Trade and the
Los Angeles syndicate who own Buz-
zard Roost The proposed road from
the new town of Waukena and through
Tulare TO the mountains will require a
| capital of $500,000, of which $l50,000
was subscribed before leaving the hall
Great confidence was expressed in the
success OF the enterprise.
| Last Tuesday, Mrs Jefferson Davis
and her daughters, Mrs Hays and Miss
Winnie Davis accompanied 10y several
prominent women of Georgia, were
| driven to the State FAIR grounds and
TO stage where Postmaster Hardeman
of Macon, Ga, presented Mrs Davis
with a beautiful silver bowl Inscribed
ITO Mrs Jefferson DAVIS from the citi.
zens of Mnconn
A horrible story comes from Lisbon
,hrongb rra,ch chonn.is Inn, q, 40,
J ross fanra T.nnv hv mama b.c,minn
! ;o.,on. .f ,wn ,ounu ,r,,.ts b.,,y..n
whnm had h,e, d,vid.d so,. or h.r
nar,s invited Ihrm ia dinner Mt
/ which noisone1 mushrooms ver. SIR
wed She was snon rid IF her rivals
Inn she has been arrested for murder
and has acknowledged her cuilt
nv,
.vi1.,c. in Ma Fx,er Engl.,a tho.
ire ease was yer, severe In lis findinr
| toward ,he architect and tbe munici,al
| authorities But the tlercest ipd,,ua
zion was reserved ,or the Coronor q,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-11-02

VGH can live at home, and make
~ more money ut work Cor US,
than Mt anything else in this
world. Capital not needed; you are started
,ree. Both sexes all ages. ANY one eau %
the work. Large calnings sure from iitsi
start. Costly outfit free. Better not delaN
costs you nothing TO send us ypnr adtres' ans
ind OUT If you are wist Won win do 50 III onGe
p, BALkETT II CO., forripnd. Nstul,F
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-11-02
HOSTING WORKS FOR SALE.

CONsISTING OF THIRTY -HORSE E-POW-
~ er Engine, Forty inch Boiler Que thous-
aud feet Hat wire Gable. Safety Cage, Pumps
and all necbssaiy fixtures. Everything in
good order and ~ good as new. Apply to
JOHN CRONKIrE.
Markleeyille, California.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-12-28
HALLWAY ITUlCA

TEE Southern Pacific r ,iIroad, in com.
pliance With the interstate commerce law,
has given notice OF an advance In Ars,.
GLASS rate, to poin.s beyond The Missouri
river, 81. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans,
and Cairo. First.class rates 10 Chicago
will now b, e72,50; to 81. Louis, 467. SO;
New York, tSi; Boston, t92. The south
ern points affected arc Memphis. @67.5s !;
Mobile. $87.65; Atlanta, e66. Is: New Or
leans, f68-65; Richmond, e94 ~; vicks.
burg, e67.50
CONDUCTOR JOSEPH TURNER, Of ths
Illinois Central, who has been running in.o
Dubuque, Iowa, for v.ral yeass past, has
bsen appointed superintendent Of tho new
division Of the Illinois Central.
IT y rsportsd that the fra { growers of
Cali csnia viii soon mako another dem and
for lower freight rates to the east. The
0695 rate charged to New York by he
different companies during tha past season
wss, the producers claim, psact oally pro-
hibitoey. and unless Il be reduced they
viii NOT ssnd any fruit TO New York ns1l
season.
TEE Illinois Central hos completed III
line 10 Sioux Falls, D. +. 4 banqass waa
tsndsred the olacials Of the road.
PRxsIDxNr CLnvELAMD will ssni Z
special message {, congress On the Pa
ciAc Sailrosd commission.
SAMUEL ernHcxn, Who has bssn uaads
psssidsnt ot ths Baltimore and Ohis
sailroed. & salary Of t96, 90 yesr,
was : Tedmau sarn'nS sSans salary on d
lev yeafs 40. Hs = nos Ut fcrty
ysass old
TN sapesss ecsst has eoaarns IL
j1aeAAae - ~ levss essst, awaslina
1ehsss lgoees, ~ hgakemAa = ~ Nosth-
- SAeine, 1oAooo 1nnaen bocauso 81
- - e. ~ - 4ssn ~ s11s1eoanssl
q ~ 0elns1
& n l1k1s A tlaop dgs - - loas Il
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-12-28
FROM THE EAST.

SINCE the departure OF Mrs. Folsom from
Washing ON and the closing Of O.kview,
the president and Mrs. Cleveland re fre.
avenues in every direction. They are OF.
tending their observations OF the capital
Thursday has again been adopted ~ fecep-
,ion day at the White -house. The New
Years reception will bs held on Monday,
upon the 9th the cabinet dinner will prOba.
bly, be siven, and the followin, Thursday,
January II, the hrst evening reception
will be held, and 20 on, alternating dinners
and receptions with an occasional Satur.
day sft moon until the close OF the social
season.
Ex- SECRETARY Daniel Manning, died
tho Gath al his homo in Albany. New York,
surrounded BY his family.
The secretary Of the treasury has trans
mitted to congress estimates 10 meet The
deficiencies in The expenditures Of The
various dspartments Of the government for
the fiscal year ending June so, 1887, and
also submitted an estimate, agRregating
s., ,O75, ,27A, to meet tho urgent demands
upon the government for the fiscal year
ending Juns 80, 1883, and schedule Of
claims, amounting to 1858, 703, allowed By
tho sixth audi Or, ON account Of compensa. !.
ton OF postmnsters under the reAdjust.
ment act Of 1853.
THE exiled German socialists held .
meeting in New York recently and COM
blsssd the list OF those Who have hed 10
America 70 escape Bismarck's coercion
laws. There ers now $50 Of these. four. !.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-12-28

4Hg r,turn to Berlin Of Gen. Won
8. hwsinits, German ambassador to s..
Petersburg. was hoped to b signal xsd by
decisive turn Of the tide peaceward. A
conference b wsen Won 6chweinitx aud
d. Glen, Russian prime minisier, had
contrary result. Whatever passed during
the intsrv ew has deep ned the strust N
e,ln and increased the irritation OF the
Austrian government toward the CT re
ministers. Ds (}ien appears to have
abandoned his policy OF peacs pressure
upon the c1ar. and to have thrown his in
huenos on the side Of the military party.
ADvIcss from New Zealand state shat
the colonial parliament has passed the
naval defense bill.
Hem vrENN1s, the tenor, who is unler
sngagsm mt 10 sisg in g. Petersburg, Las
received from Prince Dol, ,orowski ,oie
Informing him that Il 10 unadvi, sable At
present for him 10 appear in Russis.
TIE chamber Of deputies has sanctionsl L
the expenditure Of 42,0oO.O 900 In ths pur-
chase Of repeating rides, and @l,0 coo
for forts.
II il semi. ofIicially denied that Russia
hs nformsi the powers that the novs.
ments OF Russian troups in Poland have
ceased. Il 10 . facl. however, Tint no
further displacement OF troups Is expecs-
cd during the present wioter.
THOMAS CALLAx, formerly Of Lowell,
Mass, and Mi hael Harkins. Of Ph'.a.l-
phia, the alleged dynami.ers, were fgs;n
airAiRned in court at London and com nit
ted for trial.
TIE Bulgarian minister Of was, has tse-
cided . credit in order to purchase 100. 900
r.dss.
THE universities at Charkoff AMI Odessa
have bsen c'oss owing 10 the d soricis
amon9 the student.
ApvICEs from Gundamac,s, Afghan.
istan, state that 6irdan Nun Mahomed
Khan has dismissed his Shinwari recruits,
and hes abandoned Aghting against tbs
smseY. He intends TO surrender 10 the
Dritish.
Mr.. GLADSTONE has written letter de-
elining 10 interfere actively in the national
arbitration movement.
DAN DoHERTY, the American who shot
and killed George n. Graham. another
American, has been convicted in London
for granddaughter, md sentenced 10 penal
servitu 70 for life.
Count PfRPoTcHxR, whose wife Vas
sad to have been implicated in the sending
OF the orged documents 10 the Gear, has
resi- med b % one - chief marshal Of the
German imp'r al houssholi.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-12-28
nxxx1O1AL WORLD.

TMgpostnastes- general has prepared .
bin, ich viii - introduesd in The house
= seqFas practicable after the rsassem-
bling eoaersss, matsrially differing from
The r. INT Law rotating 70 permissihls
vsiH0 psinting on the wrappsfs Of Sec
ond, "a and fourth class mail matter.
Ths n provides that the words Example
copie md ''mArk.d copies" may b.
psin11 cn The wrappers OF enclosures Of
seeeo Dlass naeter, and tbat tn addition
70 ~ 1e1nal print written corrections OF
typoG Aieal errors may b enclosed.
r. osllovinG conArmations have been
nade$ O. 9. Strauss, minisass to Turkey.
8. q Asiisle, Of New Orleans, to be min.
iotsr u Dolivia. ]. W. walker, o. Texas,
~ nl-ssnseal at Boeota. Peat
nastees Nsbrsaka: c. n. Walworth,
Loup Cisy. Illinois: J. Keaey, Cam
bridge; ]. NeNamss, Bsment; "A. w. Rob-
srss. Chester: W. F. White. Barry. Dakota:
J. B. Bertrand, Jr., Canton; Daniel Flynn.
Nandan; E. W. FOUGHT, Red6eld; Alex
Green, Miller; G. W. Hastin .. Brookings;
w. g. Judd, Fargo; A. w. Mullen, De.
SINE; B. F. Ochsnsr, KimbalI: H. C.
Rasmusssn, DEVILS Lake: J. II. Taylor,
Columbis.
The City Council Of Atlantis. Ga, has
fixed the price Of saloon licenses At
81, 500 year: and now the saloonksspsrs
are wondering II the recent snti.prohil i
ton triumph vas, after all. blessing to
their business
CHAIRMAN JOINS, OF the republican
national committee, thinks that Blame has
NO desire TO b nominated for the pres
idency.
THE democrats Of Philadelphia Lave
pronounced in favor Of the reduction
recommended BY the president.
INAUGURATION day will doubtless be
changed from the 4th Of March 10 the 30th
OF April, the day on which Washington
Arst look the presidential chair.
SHNo1 CAsTsLAR, the Spanish fepubli.
can statesman, thinks that the recent pres
idential crisis in France was tho result Of
conspiracy between n. Ciemsnceau and
II. Brisson, who are both deserving Of
severe blame.